Taylor v. City of Crawfordsville
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHadley, J.
— This is an action by appellant to restrain the appellee from proceeding with the improvement of a part of Plum street, recently opened through her land.
The complaint, being in a single paragraph, among other things, in substance avers that the plaintiff was the owner of real estate in the city of Crawfordsville eighty-two and one-half feet in width fronting on Wabash avenue and 370 feet deep; that in 1899 the city extended and opened Plum street from Wabash avenue to Main street and in so doing *404passed over and appropriated for the purpose of said street a strip fifty'feet in width and 370…
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